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Christian Fiction Blog Site
By Erik Stevens
Last edited: Monday, January 28, 2008
Posted: Sunday, March 11, 2007

This is an great discussion on Christian fiction and how incredibly well-written it has become. I encourage everyone to give it a try, you will NOT be dissapointed! What concerns you the most about the future of Christian fiction?I think we're on a good course, but we're at a point that we have to ask ourselves some tough questions and trust writers to be cautious and diligently seeking the Holy Spirit. This is an interesting site for such discussions.
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Reviewed by Ed Coet	3/12/2007

I am a little puzzled by this post. Sometimes brevity is good but not to the extent that you leave the reader confused about your purpose. Am I correct that this really was not an article? Rather, its intent was solely to introduce a link? If so, should that be in the title. You know something like "Try this link to Christian fiction."